Control Section 9 (b) of the Drugs Understanding Act of 1997 certified the evidence by a prosecutor's entry in the Daily Diary about a month's delay in sending a sample of marijuana allegedly recovered. Was not specified. The prosecution, which left the police station and went to the railway station's platform, did not appear before the trial court, which did not seal the entire recovery case from the accused. The police station was sealed, which was illegal, giving rise to a negative aspect: The prosecutor's accuser was acquitted on the benefit of the doubt in the circumstances.
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